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PostPosted: Fri Jun 17, 2022 4:12 pm 
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bondiblue wrote:
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So proud of the boys.

We was robbed and we fought so hard against the tide of injustice.

Not being biased I had to explain the ' rub of the green' to visitors today to give that umpiring performance a semblance of definition. Prix

Thank you Jason Dunstall who could see the injustice of it all as his sycophant co hosts went along with the assault.

Get stuffed to anyone who blames the loss on anything but the umpiring. That obvious. I feel raped by the AFL. Ups had an agenda from the outset.


I would not want to be in the Saints' shoes next round.


Sorry bondi...you are a very reasonable and fair poster but that comment is something I will disagree very strongly with
I agree we missed out on a few 50/50 decisions, including the goal review...but the coaches must take the blame for not telling them to get it I30 any way they can and the have the smalls surround the ground ball area...Richmond's natural gameplan is territory/chaos...its wet weather football in wet or dry weather...we played right into their hands
Did you notice we played well whenever the conditions dried?


I'm trying to keep my posts shorter, :lol: and focussed on the one of the major discussion points that stood out for Carlton and Richmond fans: the umpiring.
The umpiring was a disgrace, right from the get go. Just from the top of my head:

Saad's eye gouge, and no free...umpire right there...goal to them.
Newnes sliding into ball punches it away, then Balta doesn't slow down and crashes into Newnes and paid a free for tripping...goal to them
Fisher's legs very obviously taken out ...no free ...had open players ahead.
Newne's disallowed goal, baseless: see Dunstall, Voss, anyone who watched the video evidence...robbed Goal

I wasnt expecting us to win against the tied, but thought our boys might find something, and after a 6 goal head start, we did show something.

Your reference to the other discussion points has merit too.

Find me one person who thinks the umpires didn't favour Richmond on the night. I've spoken with half a dozen Tiges supporters today, and I know they agree. Add that to our injuries, the wet conditions, the clearances, the inside 50's, the small forwards ... I can see how we could have pinched that game IF not for the umpires...like last week with Walsh's dismissed head high hit in front of goals.

Two games we could have PINCHED, and two games umpire decisions made a difference to the outcome.
That's footy when Naiffen is umpiring, and add his mate No. 23.

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Its a good sign, and I welcome every week's challenge, injuries or not. We are a really good team[/quote]


I do not dispute the (very) questionable umpiring but the two points I've highlighted are things we can control
(1) play wet weather footy on a wet weather night and maybe they don't get a 6 goal head start
(2) We are a damn fine team and injuries were not the reason we lost...it's why my blood pressure went through the roof...see point (1)

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PostPosted: Fri Jun 17, 2022 4:31 pm 
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Crusader wrote:
The review doesn’t happen if ‘Elite Kick’ hits up the wiiiiide open team mate (Boyd?) 40m out.

His whole attitude towards footy is a cancer. He kicked that goal in the 2nd quarter and it was like he’d won Wimbledon. Every time he’s involved in the contest, win or lose, there’s a finality to his body language.


Glad you brought that up. LOB totally ignored Boyd. Backed himself from outside 50 with a wet footy. Did not do the team thing


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PostPosted: Fri Jun 17, 2022 4:35 pm 
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frank dardew wrote:
Let’s not get hung up on a goal review in respect to the result
Goal review wasn’t the reason we were 35 points behind in the second quarter
Wasn’t the reason we kicked 0.4 in the first quarter
Wasn’t the reason for 70 plus 50 forward entries by Richmond

Very poor performance not adapting to wet weather football playing too cute for conditions dumb
Madly handballing to team mates when it’s is pouring down rain inside of going long by a kick
Being murdered out of the centre having no answer to Prestia
Lucky to lose by 15 in my view
Said last week if we played like we did against Essendon** against a good side we were going to lose -we did and learnt nothing from last week
Running out of soldiers and can’t catch a break with injury or player continuity so it’s having an impact

Poor performance last night in a winnable game no excuses yes umpires terrible but no one to blame but ourselves


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PostPosted: Fri Jun 17, 2022 4:36 pm 
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BTW was there another touched score review right at the end? Was it McKay and another negative decision?


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PostPosted: Fri Jun 17, 2022 4:39 pm 
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tommi wrote:
Ya know….

after the game i was kinda pissed off…
then i wasn’t this morning…but now I’m
pissed off again…!


kindest regards tommi


Trigg once said, "It's not a sin cos you follow the Blues Tommi. We will have periods with frequency of oscillating emotions"

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PostPosted: Fri Jun 17, 2022 4:39 pm 
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BTW was there another touched score review right at the end? Was it McKay and another negative decision?


Yeah, because he was rushing to save time he simply didn't clear the man on the mark.
Correct call was touched.

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PostPosted: Fri Jun 17, 2022 4:42 pm 
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Rod Waddell wrote:
Crusader wrote:
The review doesn’t happen if ‘Elite Kick’ hits up the wiiiiide open team mate (Boyd?) 40m out.

His whole attitude towards footy is a cancer. He kicked that goal in the 2nd quarter and it was like he’d won Wimbledon. Every time he’s involved in the contest, win or lose, there’s a finality to his body language.


Glad you brought that up. LOB totally ignored Boyd. Backed himself from outside 50 with a wet footy. Did not do the team thing

He didn’t ignore him. He assessed the option and took on the responsibility to kick it deep himself. It was a reasonable call to make in the circumstances. Boyd was clear, but on a worse angle and not that much closer to goal.

If he’d passed it, LOB probably would have been called an idiot for overusing the ball on a wet night and/or a fanny for not taking the kick….
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PostPosted: Fri Jun 17, 2022 4:54 pm 
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frank dardew wrote:
Let’s not get hung up on a goal review in respect to the result
Goal review wasn’t the reason we were 35 points behind in the second quarter
Wasn’t the reason we kicked 0.4 in the first quarter
Wasn’t the reason for 70 plus 50 forward entries by Richmond

Very poor performance not adapting to wet weather football playing too cute for conditions dumb
Madly handballing to team mates when it’s is pouring down rain inside of going long by a kick
Being murdered out of the centre having no answer to Prestia
Lucky to lose by 15 in my view
Said last week if we played like we did against Essendon** against a good side we were going to lose -we did and learnt nothing from last week
Running out of soldiers and can’t catch a break with injury or player continuity so it’s having an impact

Poor performance last night in a winnable game no excuses yes umpires terrible but no one to blame but ourselves


I understand the frustration Frank. Valid points.

The positive aspect for me though is that we are not playing well yet still staying in games until the death against good opposition.

Forget top 4 this season, but I do think we have improved and should scrape into the finals. We’ll probably need to pinch an unexpected win along the way though; eg. an unlikely victory over the Dockers or Saints at the Depression Dome would be very juicy.

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PostPosted: Fri Jun 17, 2022 5:03 pm 
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aboynamedsue wrote:
frank dardew wrote:
Let’s not get hung up on a goal review in respect to the result
Goal review wasn’t the reason we were 35 points behind in the second quarter
Wasn’t the reason we kicked 0.4 in the first quarter
Wasn’t the reason for 70 plus 50 forward entries by Richmond

Very poor performance not adapting to wet weather football playing too cute for conditions dumb
Madly handballing to team mates when it’s is pouring down rain inside of going long by a kick
Being murdered out of the centre having no answer to Prestia
Lucky to lose by 15 in my view
Said last week if we played like we did against Essendon*** against a good side we were going to lose -we did and learnt nothing from last week
Running out of soldiers and can’t catch a break with injury or player continuity so it’s having an impact

Poor performance last night in a winnable game no excuses yes umpires terrible but no one to blame but ourselves


I understand the frustration Frank. Valid points.

The positive aspect for me though is that we are not playing well yet still staying in games until the death against good opposition.

Forget top 4 this season, but I do think we have improved and should scrape into the finals. We’ll probably need to pinch an unexpected win along the way though; eg. a victory over the Dockers or Saints at the Depression Dome would be very juicy.


I agree. If we can win 5 of our remaining 9 (A big ask with our draw), we'll definitely play finals and anything is possible from there.
Personally I believe we can beat anyone with our best team on the park. We just need to hold it together until players return and to not incur additional injuries.

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PostPosted: Fri Jun 17, 2022 5:48 pm 
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Blue Vain wrote:
aboynamedsue wrote:
frank dardew wrote:
Let’s not get hung up on a goal review in respect to the result
Goal review wasn’t the reason we were 35 points behind in the second quarter
Wasn’t the reason we kicked 0.4 in the first quarter
Wasn’t the reason for 70 plus 50 forward entries by Richmond

Very poor performance not adapting to wet weather football playing too cute for conditions dumb
Madly handballing to team mates when it’s is pouring down rain inside of going long by a kick
Being murdered out of the centre having no answer to Prestia
Lucky to lose by 15 in my view
Said last week if we played like we did against Essendon**** against a good side we were going to lose -we did and learnt nothing from last week
Running out of soldiers and can’t catch a break with injury or player continuity so it’s having an impact

Poor performance last night in a winnable game no excuses yes umpires terrible but no one to blame but ourselves


I understand the frustration Frank. Valid points.

The positive aspect for me though is that we are not playing well yet still staying in games until the death against good opposition.

Forget top 4 this season, but I do think we have improved and should scrape into the finals. We’ll probably need to pinch an unexpected win along the way though; eg. a victory over the Dockers or Saints at the Depression Dome would be very juicy.


I agree. If we can win 5 of our remaining 9 (A big ask with our draw), we'll definitely play finals and anything is possible from there.
Personally I believe we can beat anyone with our best team on the park. We just need to hold it together until players return and to not incur additional injuries.



Absolutely agree - but getting our best 22 (or something even approximating our best 22) - no reason why we can’t pull of a Bulldogs 2016 or Hawthorn 2008.

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PostPosted: Fri Jun 17, 2022 6:00 pm 
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Pros:

Saad and Harry.
Docherty had a slashing 2nd half.
Fisher classy.
Young was good. Durdin encouraging performance.
Cottrell. Although I wish he'd stop handballing to the skipper whenever he's anywhere near.
Boyd looks like he'll be a beauty.

Cons:

Lost the physical battle and ball handling was poor
Early misses compared to the opposition efficiency. Game was lost then. Rest of the game was pretty even.
Conditions favoured the opposition.
Didn't have much luck with score reviews and Richmond's countless kicks off the ground that went straight to a teammate.
Jack Riewoldt staging for frees. Like to know how many free kick goals Richmond got.
Injuries again.
Liked how hard LOB ran, and some of his ball use. But his contesting was really frustrating.
Not enough from our small forwards.


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PostPosted: Fri Jun 17, 2022 6:01 pm 
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AGRO wrote:
Blue Vain wrote:
aboynamedsue wrote:
frank dardew wrote:
Let’s not get hung up on a goal review in respect to the result
Goal review wasn’t the reason we were 35 points behind in the second quarter
Wasn’t the reason we kicked 0.4 in the first quarter
Wasn’t the reason for 70 plus 50 forward entries by Richmond

Very poor performance not adapting to wet weather football playing too cute for conditions dumb
Madly handballing to team mates when it’s is pouring down rain inside of going long by a kick
Being murdered out of the centre having no answer to Prestia
Lucky to lose by 15 in my view
Said last week if we played like we did against Essendon***** against a good side we were going to lose -we did and learnt nothing from last week
Running out of soldiers and can’t catch a break with injury or player continuity so it’s having an impact

Poor performance last night in a winnable game no excuses yes umpires terrible but no one to blame but ourselves


I understand the frustration Frank. Valid points.

The positive aspect for me though is that we are not playing well yet still staying in games until the death against good opposition.

Forget top 4 this season, but I do think we have improved and should scrape into the finals. We’ll probably need to pinch an unexpected win along the way though; eg. a victory over the Dockers or Saints at the Depression Dome would be very juicy.


I agree. If we can win 5 of our remaining 9 (A big ask with our draw), we'll definitely play finals and anything is possible from there.
Personally I believe we can beat anyone with our best team on the park. We just need to hold it together until players return and to not incur additional injuries.



Absolutely agree - but getting our best 22 (or something even approximating our best 22) - no reason why we can’t pull of a Bulldogs 2016 or Hawthorn 2008.

:thumbsup:


100%. We've proven at near full strength, our best is as good as anyone.
I reckon we will win 1 of next 2. With Weiters Cerra and probably Pitto back we can knock off Geelong. Can't afford to slip up against GWS, crows or Eagles and with most players back should beat filth in round 23. We'll be ultra competitive against Dees and Lions too assuming we're healthy.


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PostPosted: Fri Jun 17, 2022 6:14 pm 
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And i agree with all of that . If we can get 'em fit and healthy we can give anyone a scare . Good on ya boys showing a bit of defiance and fight . Thats old style Carlton right on show in the last few post's . Fab .

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PostPosted: Fri Jun 17, 2022 6:21 pm 
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Well done to SOJ for the way he flies the flag for his teammates. Probably overrates his evasive abilities though.


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PostPosted: Fri Jun 17, 2022 6:24 pm 
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AFL highlights package doesn’t have the last Carlton goal of the game that was overturned on automatic goal review. they’ve have ty e one Doc touched on the line though. Flogs.


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PostPosted: Fri Jun 17, 2022 6:50 pm 
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If we can hang in there over the next month (ie. until Weitering & Pittonet come back) and win 2 of the 4 I’ll be quite bullish about making the finals. Almost as important will be to get through the period without anymore significant injuries.

Unfortunately, history tends to show that it’s very very hard to play catch up with your injuries - but I feel like if we can just have a respite of a few weeks from new injuries we might come home with a wet sail.
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There’s a couple of big “ifs” in this post. I realise that…

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PostPosted: Fri Jun 17, 2022 7:02 pm 
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The ball is in our court.
The boys believe in themselves but they now need to show they want it enough.
Fremantle, StKilda, etc. are beatable, so we play finals, if we want too.


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PostPosted: Fri Jun 17, 2022 7:05 pm 
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Umpires are untouchables. The Afl stand by them no matter what and they know it. Tonight Afl stated that touched goal was the correct decision. The umpires need be held more accountable for their performance with such big money involved in outcomes these days. The umpires seem to be thinking of themselves like conductors of an orchestra directing the result of a game rather than officiating it to the given rules equally to both teams. Is a disgrace and a blight on the game at the moment in my opinion.
Also what's going on in our fitness department???? Never seen the likes of it before


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PostPosted: Fri Jun 17, 2022 7:10 pm 
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a friend of mine was a friend of SOS’s GF in 1995 and apparently the whole season long the word was that the team with the least injuries come finals and GF day will win the flag. even in a period when a few teams stood out as miles above the pack. this year is very even as many people are observing. i wonder if that’s the man on the mark rule and six six six rules opening up the contest a little to even things out? possibly just the AFL draft system (socialism god dam it!!) doing its job.


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PostPosted: Fri Jun 17, 2022 7:45 pm 
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bondiblue wrote:
So proud of the boys.

We was robbed and we fought so hard against the tide of injustice.

Not being biased I had to explain the ' rub of the green' to visitors today to give that umpiring performance a semblance of definition. Prix

Thank you Jason Dunstall who could see the injustice of it all as his sycophant co hosts went along with the assault.

Get stuffed to anyone who blames the loss on anything but the umpiring. That obvious. I feel raped by the AFL. Ups had an agenda from the outset.


I would not want to be in the Saints' shoes next round.



The first three goals were gifted to them in one way or another bondi.
I knew exactly where the night was going so i turned off the box.
They are a bunch of pricks and are enabled by the monopoly just like the druggies.
Lynch's actions where inexcusable and indefensible. Very very very disappointed that no one stood up cracked Lynch, we really need to grow a pair.
I'm not a violent man but the same thing happened to us in a second semi when one of my teammates was gouged and that was a line that just doesn't get crossed. Whatever the consequences someone needed to remonstrate with the aggressors and it was set the tone for the rest of the game, which we won.
Like i said before we needed action and was deeply disappointed to see we are still the same rollovers as before and until we get that killer attitude we won't get to where we need to be.


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